Bash and the Pirate Pig
Burton W. Cole (Author), Tom Bancroft (Illustrator)
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Written for boys 8 to 14, Bash and the Pirate Pig is the story of a cranky city kid named Raymond “Beamer” Boxby who must spend summer vacation at his younger cousin Bash Hinglehobb’s farm.
Beamer prefers air conditioning and video games. He can’t see what good can come of this so-called country fun that includes riding cows, river rafting with a pig, or playing with skunks.
But hang tight, Beamer, because Bash’s zany adventures with his "Fishin' and Farmin' book" (The Bible) just might lead to the coolest Discovery of all.
Beamer prefers air conditioning and video games. He can’t see what good can come of this so-called country fun that includes riding cows, river rafting with a pig, or playing with skunks.
But hang tight, Beamer, because Bash’s zany adventures with his "Fishin' and Farmin' book" (The Bible) just might lead to the coolest Discovery of all.
| Item Number | 005560721 |
| Age Max | 12 |
| Length | 9.30 |
| Binding | Hardcover |
| Language | English |
| Medium Format | Hardcover |
| Height | 0.90 |
| Age Min | 8 |
| ISBN13 | 9781433680694 |
| Publisher | B&H Publishing Group |
| ISBN10 | 1433680696 |
| Contributors | Burton W. Cole (Author)|Tom Bancroft (Illustrator) |
| Publication Date | 2013-09-01 |
| Type | Fiction |
| Width | 6.10 |
| Pages | 224 |
| Product Group | Books |
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